Senator Murphy designates Reid Act for immediate Senate consideration

February 10, 2025 | 2025 Legislature MN, Minnesota


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Senator Murphy designates Reid Act for immediate Senate consideration
The Minnesota State Senate convened on February 10, 2025, to discuss several key legislative matters, including the designation of special orders for immediate consideration. Senator Murphy initiated the session by invoking rule 26, which allows for certain bills to be prioritized.

Among the bills designated for special order was Senate File Number 334, known as the Reid Act, introduced by Senator Mae Quaid. This designation signals the Senate's intent to address these bills promptly, reflecting their importance in the current legislative agenda.

The meeting underscored the Senate's commitment to advancing significant legislation, with members encouraged to review the list of designated bills provided at their desks. The session set the stage for further discussions and potential votes on these critical issues in the coming days.

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